Stereojack

Bobby Simone Andy Sipowicz Greg Medavoy

Bucky Dent Dent Eckles Jennifer Eccles

Mortimer Snerd Snurdy McGurdy Roy McCurdy

Jeremiah the Bullfrog William "Froggy" Laughlin John "Toad" Andrews

Michael Peipman Paul Smoker Zig Zag Wanderer

I just came home from seeing the film and I'm gonna give it a very enthusiastic thumbs up! The 2 1/2 hours fly by, Damon & DiCaprio are outstanding, the plot is just convoluted enough to hold one's interest without confusion. Personally, I love Jack Nicholson's quirks, and he is wonderful as the crime boss. I admire Scorsese enough to check out each new film, and this is his best in at least a decade. And I won't even get started on the last 10 minutes!

Hal Singer Alvy Singer Alvy West

Harlan Leonard Lennie Tristano Tristan & Isolde

Oh yes, an old favorite. The album actually enjoyed some crossover success back in the 60's.

Albert Zugsmith Smith Dobson Tamara Dobson

How about... The Beatles The Crickets The Insect Trust to name three.... Uh...it was a joke. I could be wrong, but I think most people have heard of the Beatles... Yeah, you're right. What was I thinking?

Pete Jolly Happy Cauldwell Smiley Winters

BFT #41, Disc 1 1. The bassist is Milt Hinton. I confess it didn’t click in until I recognized his voice at the end. On second listen, it was pretty obvious, although I have no idea who’s playing vibes. A nice opener for this set. 2. A nice alto player, I’m a little less enamored of the tenor, and things go awry somewhat during the piano solo. 3. At first I thought Dollar Brand/Abdullah Ibrahim, but gave that up when the tenor came in. The funky groove threw me off a little, but eventually I got it - Keith Jarrett, w/ Dewey Redman, Charlie Haden, & Paul Motian. Charlie’s sound is unmistakeble! 4. The tenor is familiar – might it be Jimmy Heath, with Tony Purrone on guitar? Frankly, the guitarist does nothing for me, no cohesion in his solo. Overall a lackluster performance. 5. Flutist’s sound is a little thin, drummer’s more choppy than I like, good bassist. No clues here. 6. Tinny piano sound. Tenor player flailing about. Performance is meandering. No thanks! 7. I like the tenor player, reminiscent of George Coleman. The accordionist (or is it a bandoneon?) is a fine player, although the sound of the instrument might grow tiresome if I heard more than one track. One at a time, I like it. Good playing all around! 8. This didn’t speak to me at all. 9. I was taken with the soprano player right away. A nice rich sound, not the piercing sound that is all too common among most (not all) players of this instrument. 10. Here’s the same group, playing Jerome Kern’s “Yesterdays”. I’m really intrigued by this. Some fine music here, Tom. Comments on disc #2 in a couple of days.

How about... The Beatles The Crickets The Insect Trust to name three....

Ramsey Lewis has been amply "recognized" ($$$$) for his efforts over the years. -_-

Curtis Mayfield Curtis LeMay Dorothy LeMay

Frank Slay Bob Crewe Rod Carew

Ramsey Lewis????

Shelley Manne Houston Person Citizen Kane

I had similar problems with Paypal yesterday, thought it might be a fluke. I usually receive an e-mail from Paypal when a payment has been made. Two items were paid and Paypal did not notify me. I found out about the payments by checking my Paypal account. This happened one other time a few weeks ago and I assumed that I must have overlooked the e-mail. Hopefully this is a passing glitch. I've been using Paypal for nearly four years with no problems.

Received mine today.

Shep & the Limelites The Limeliters The Spotlight KId

Nellie Fox Wolf Blitzer William "Weasel" Parker

Curtis Owsley Stanley Owsley Timothy Leary